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networker050184

Ok, show us what you have come up with and we can help point you in the right direction if you are off target.

late_collision

Most of us will offer advice for free, but are for hire if you just want a solution.

Break this problem down.
How many host bits do you need to support 200 addresses?

OfWolfAndMan

With a 255.192.0.0 mask, there's definitely gonna be more than 200 hosts per subnet. Try 2^22-2. Are you asking for at least 200 hosts per subnet? Because with that subnet mask, you'll be well off.

mikeybinec

late_collision wrote: »

Most of us will offer advice for free, but are for hire if you just want a solution.

LOL!!

xnx

I'll happily get paid to do people's networking assignments for them! Until they realise they're only cheating themselves!

MAC_Addy

Since the first post has been completely cleared, I cannot tell what he/she posted. But judging by the gist of what everyone else wrote, then yes, we cannot help out others too much. Especially if they're wanting us to do their homework/assignments. Although, it is fine to help people out, give them direction when they ask for it. I just helped out a friend who's in Cisco Academy - he couldn't figure out how to complete the lab. He knew how everything worked and wasn't sure where he went wrong - I think we've all been there before if you look at something for long enough your brain just turns to mush. Anyway, I helped him out and gave him clear and concise directions on what I did, he did learn from it.